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  1. Pilgrims traveled from Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan to participate in a pilgrimage in the Kashmir region.
  2. J&K land use trends contrast with major producers.

Jammu and Kashmir Farmers Shift to Commercial Horticulture

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Farmers in Jammu and Kashmir are moving away from traditional farming methods toward commercial horticulture. This shift is part of a broader effort to transform the economy of Jammu and Kashmir away from exploitative practices. The region requires a deliberate move toward self-reliance, ecological restoration, and sustainable agricultural diversification.

From thenorthlines.com

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The transition is aimed at addressing structural challenges within the region, including the loss of local food security. Achieving long-term autonomy and protecting local livelihoods requires balancing economic growth with environmental preservation.

Land use trends in Jammu and Kashmir contrast with those of major producers. Additionally, pilgrims traveled from Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan to participate in a pilgrimage in the Kashmir region.

From thenorthlines.com

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  • Government of IndiaSpeculative

    Increased reliance on imported food grains could strain national supply chain and food security.

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